A palette for Melbourne winter. Rug up.
Winter clouds, storm coming, blackest night, red velvet armchair, Baileys on ice
Looking for more colour combos that work? Here’s 7 different pairings with teal, how to work with copper and 10 individual colour palettes for red.
Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woollen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things
Interior trends have been all over copper this last year; exposed copper pipes, dipped copper trinkets, copper paint, copper prints. There is a lovely warmth to copper, and it makes a great base or highlight for a contemporary palette.
Here are some complementary colours for copper.
Want some more colour combos? See 7 complementary pairs for teal here; or more copper here
Some geometric play.
Deadwood, brown paper packages, salmon of doubt, little boy blue, shades of …
Want some more colour? Here’s some more pastels, and some more geometrics here.
On a rainy Melbourne day I found myself pouring through some old pictures and discovered these textures. Lots of grey, but with some loud colour to break it up. Enjoy!
Charred indigo, magenta, icy-pink, soft silver, sea foam, crystal pool, dark ocean
Looking for more fish? Here’s some
New York slate, valley-of-ashes grey, bootlegging gold, Rolls-Royce yellow, roaring red, bruising violet, twenties teal
Missed Cinderella? Here she is
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